Two sides, two personalities
The Italian and French slopes form an extensive ski area with different aspects and sectors. The official map helps you read piste difficulty and connections without turning the day into a race from one edge to the other.
Check which lifts are open, then choose terrain that suits the group. Crossing the border is an opportunity, never an obligation.
The most important journey is the one back
Last lifts, wind and visibility determine how long you can spend on the French side. Keep checking the connection and allow a generous margin to return to La Thuile.
If conditions shift, remain on the side where you started. A good ski day is not measured in kilometres.
Choose the terrain, not the story you hope to tell
Runs and routes should respect the technique, energy and equipment of everyone in the group. Official bulletins and operator advice always outrank a plan made in advance.
Beyond open marked pistes, specific skills, appropriate equipment and sometimes a qualified professional are essential. This guide supports preparation; it is not an assessment of live mountain conditions.